Shot these the other day, Thought I would share them. The jig heads are 1/64 #10 hook.The plastics are from a mold I designed and machined. These will be great for gills and perch, not to mention crappie through the ice!
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Shot these the other day, Thought I would share them. The jig heads are 1/64 #10 hook.The plastics are from a mold I designed and machined. These will be great for gills and perch, not to mention crappie through the ice!
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Ilike them,especially the two on the right.
Where bouts you in Ohio? Plastics looks real good. If you need some feedback on how they work on Caesars, let me know.
Thanks JJ . These things are tiny. Hard to get on the hook straight. Especially with my fat fingers LOL. NP64 I'm around the Wooster area I never been to Caeser, How is the winter fishing there?
They probably need to be rigged on a collarless jig head. The best time for these bitty baits is now.
these remind me of Lure Crafts 6 cavity 5x721 mold,and the tail from the 5x040 worm mold.I'm having a tough time keeping the plastic hot in the injector syringes long enough to disperse it all before it gels.any tips???Quote:
Originally Posted by jigtwins
Good-looking jigs, very professional looking.
Great looking.Great bluegill bait.
I had to heat mine a little bit longer maybe 20 seconds in the microwave, then pour it into the pump. It still gels pretty fast. mainly in the tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by grubfarmer67
Nice. The first three look like mini Crappie Slider bodies. If you're having problems with the collars get a squeeze bottle of loc tite and use collar less jigs.
Fatman